fellow Longbodies...

[LordGrover]

If you line dry your washing you could try what I do.
T-shirts still damp from the washer, I fold/roll them along the length then flick them, almost like a towel flick. It stretches them length-ways so they retain their shape better. Quite a good stress reliever too.

[vx220]

LordGrover said:

If you line dry your washing you could try what I do.
T-shirts still damp from the washer, I fold/roll them along the length then flick them, almost like a towel flick. It stretches them length-ways so they retain their shape better. Quite a good stress reliever too.

Will give this one a try!

Thanks all

[bobbo89]

I buy the cheapo slim-fit ones from Primark for £2.50 each. With them being slim-fit you can size up so that they're long enough without being box shaped.

Only downside is that they cant go anywhere near a tumble dryer but at £2.50 each they're practically disposable!

[Du1point8]

http://www.bigtallorder.co.uk/c/153/T-Shirt_%26_Po...

[LordGrover]

Du1point8 said:

http://www.bigtallorder.co.uk/c/153/T-Shirt_%26_Po...

Is their stuff suitable? I'd expect them to be 'proportionate', i.e. to get a long bodied shirt you'd get a feck-off great big tent around the chest and belly.

[Du1point8]

LordGrover said:

Du1point8 said:

http://www.bigtallorder.co.uk/c/153/T-Shirt_%26_Po...

Is their stuff suitable? I'd expect them to be 'proportionate', i.e. to get a long bodied shirt you'd get a feck-off great big tent around the chest and belly.

Not sure, but they probably reply to queries, just thought it strange that they had not come up in conversation, I don't use them as Im neither fat or tall.

[Studio117]

Du1point8 said:

LordGrover said:

Du1point8 said:

http://www.bigtallorder.co.uk/c/153/T-Shirt_%26_Po...

Is their stuff suitable? I'd expect them to be 'proportionate', i.e. to get a long bodied shirt you'd get a feck-off great big tent around the chest and belly.

Not sure, but they probably reply to queries, just thought it strange that they had not come up in conversation, I don't use them as Im neither fat or tall.

[LordGrover]

I know - we've met a couple of times.
Mostly, too much alcohol had been consumed at the time though.

[vx220]

LordGrover said:

If you line dry your washing you could try what I do.
T-shirts still damp from the washer, I fold/roll them along the length then flick them, almost like a towel flick. It stretches them length-ways so they retain their shape better. Quite a good stress reliever too.

I have been trialling this, and guess what?

It works!

Probably the single most useful thing I have learned from the internet...

[Ubar]

J crew tall shop is good for everyday stuff